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Fans Are Calling Out Caleb Williams After Bizarre Sideline Footage Emerges From Bears-Eagles Game [VIDEO]

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This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams walking.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams (Photo via Twitter)

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams suffered an incredibly painful, non-contact leg injury during a recent game against the Vikings. The dynamic rookie rolled out to his left side on a critical first-and-goal play. Suddenly, he felt something give out in his right leg and collapsed onto the wet turf.

Williams began screaming in immense pain, and all of Chicago thought his season was cooked. He grabbed the upper back portion of his thigh before being helped off by staff. Subsequently, the injured quarterback was taken directly to the locker room on a medical cart.

Fearing the worst, thousands of worried Chicago fans originally suspected a season-ending Achilles tear. An official MRI later revealed that the franchise star sustained a Grade 2 hamstring strain.

Caleb Williams’ Sideline Walk Has Fans Questioning the Hamstring

Caleb Williams Accused Of Stealing
Caleb Williams (Photo Via Imagn Images)

Williams sparked intense social media backlash after appearing on the sideline for the Bears-Eagles game on Monday. The rookie quarterback was spotted walking around completely fine just days after his dramatic hamstring injury.

Consequently, passionate NFL fans immediately flooded the internet to heavily blast the young player’s over-the-top reaction. Many people mocked him because he originally screamed in immense pain and acted like he tore his Achilles.

The video perfectly highlights how quickly fan sympathy can completely turn into heavy mockery online.

“I’ve pulled a hamstring before, I’m not walking like this a week after,” one fan said.

“It’s a miracle he’s even walking right now 😂,” a second fan stated.

“Omg, he can walk?!! It’s a Christmas Miracle!! What a pus,” a third fan stated about Caleb Williams.

“Surprising he is not in a wheelchair!” a third fan stated.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is expected to be sidelined for three to four weeks. The front office initially listed his recovery status as week-to-week.

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